Matrices in low resolution digital photographs

adonai

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Low-resolution digital photography uses 262,144 pixels in a 512 x 512 grid. Describe what will happen if you enlarge a low-resolution digital photograph enough.
 
adonai said:
Low-resolution digital photography uses 262,144 pixels in a 512 x 512 grid. Describe what will happen if you enlarge a low-resolution digital photograph enough.

Please share with us your work/thoughts - so that we know where to begin to help you.
 
I was not really sure what they were asking for here, but these are my thoughts on the problem. First, I thought that since each color in pixels is assigned a number with the light colors assigned the lower numbers and the dark colors assigned a higher number that the photo would be dark if it was enlarged. Then I thought, no that is just a number assigned to a color and that it would not affect the color if the photo was enlarged. Finally, I thought that if a digital photo was enlarged enough that you would see each individual pixel. This solution seems too obvious, and since the text was dealing with matrices I thought there must be more. :?:
 
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